The uses of a quadrant fitted for daily practise both with the ordinary lines for the houre and azimuth and other things of the suns course in reference to the horizon. And also with new lines serving to the fore-mentioned and other purposes, more accurately. As namely, the find the houre of the night by the stars; to describe the most usuall sorts of dials; to perform all common thngs [sic] in mensuration; and many other requisite conclusions /

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• The uses of a quadrant fitted for daily practise. : Both with the ordinary lines for the hour and azimuth, and other things of the suns course in reference to the horizon. And also with new lines serving to the fore-mentioned and other purposes more accurately. As namely to find the hour of the night by the stars; to describe the most usuall sorts of dials; to perform all common things in mensuration. And many other requisite conclusions. Performed in an accurate, easie, and delightfull way. By Sam: Foster, Professor of Astronomie in Gresham Colledg. Published by A:T
  by: Foster, Samuel, -1652
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